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Ginger is a 78-year old female who is coming to your Pulmonary Rehab. Program for her first session, referred by her pulmonologist.  Her history is as follows: Medical History:  COPD, Chronic bronchitis, past smoker- 2 packs per day x 50 years- quit 3 weeks ago, Type II Diabetes, Hypertension Medications:  Atenolol (beta blocker, slows heart rate and decreases blood pressure), Lasix (diuretic, decrease blood pressure), Albuterol inhaler (for opening airways, COPD), Serevent inhaler (longer lasting but not for quick needs if short of breath) 1. As a clinical exercise physiologist in Pulmonary Rehab., list any type of pre-exercise assessment you & your co-workers would want to do with Ginger before her first bout of exercise. She already has diagnostic tests done (PFT’s, arterial blood gasses), so those are out of your realm and something you can review, but not performed in rehab setting.   2. What special considerations do you take into account for Ginger as someone with COPD in…

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